Cute eatery with Froth coffee shop, a bar, a Pizza spot, Foul play chicken and a Mexican place…read more There are plenty of seats around the restaurants and a comfy spot in front of the store with couches and a chess board We stopped at Froth for the Hartford Coffee Crawl

We came in after late night Bingo…read more Andres made the most tastiest cocktails. He was so attentive and genuine. Trendy Food Hall/Court Locally sourced items like Avery's Soda, Pizza Station, Bar. One stop shop. The decor was spectacular. The local feel was known. Come check it out! Support local businesses Andres thank you for making a positive impact in this community

I like this mall! I have been going here for years! Today I did window shopping & went to Target…read more People say malls are dying. I still love them. There's something about trying on clothing in person instead of ordering it online. I guess it's b/c you get to see the fit. Online shopping most of the time you're taking a chance. There are a huge selection of stores & restaurants. You can get some good sales in store sometimes better than online. You get good value for your buck.The Cheesecake Factory & Ten Asian Bistro are always on point. I appreciate the cleaning workers. This mall & bathrooms are always clean & spotless.

This mall is only about 3 miles from me. I noticed they dropped the "Westfield" in their name…read more Things haven't been the same since Covid. I remember this mall used to host many events. My daughter likes to eat at Ten Asian bistro and the Cheesecake factory here. There's also a food court with many selections. This mall is kind of small compared to others, but it still has good stores that are worth your stop, such as Apple, Bath & Body works, H&M, Hot Topic, Snipes, Sephora, target, Macys, Ulta, etc

It seems the thing that has been given the best face-lift here is the name. Driving around the…read moreoutside you can see numerous businesses that have closed and not been replaced, including a Sears, what looked like a Ruby Tuesday's or some similar restaurant, and a Bob's (wow!). You can see many additional empty stores as you walk around on the inside. On the plus side, it's very clean inside, and the stores that are here are still nice and varied. It's a pleasant place to shop if they have what you're seeking (which, fortunately for me, they did). The outside parking area is huge, and the outside of the access road tends to have new big box stores and hotels. As empty as it is, I've seen worse, and I've also seen other malls and shopping centers bounce back from worse, so perhaps there's still hope here.

This huge mall is also known as Buckland Hills Mall. It opened in 1990 and has about 145 stores…read more It's in a convenient location near the highway. There are two levels and parking was plentiful. The anchor stores are Macy's, JCPenney, Barnes and Noble, to name a few. They have plenty of restaurants and fast food in the food court. There's a carousel which reminded me of Warwick Mall in RI; however it was $5 per ride which is pretty pricey. My toddlers loved the play area; for some reason, that area was super hot when we went. The mall also reminded me of Aventura mall in Florida. I've never seen a tattoo shop in a mall but they have that. They also have a dentist office, hair salon, nail salon, spa, and eyebrow salon. A hotel is nearby. I loved that they had a dollar store in there too. You can pretty much spend a couple of hours there and it has most of your lifestyle needs. The perfect place to walk around in when it's too hot , too cold, raining, and/or snowing out. The place wasn't too crazy packed either, so it was an enjoyable experience.

I love this mall a lot! Very deserted every time I come here! It's never crowded like the malls in…read moreNew York City where people are very loud! Also most of the sizes here are available when I used to go to Uniqlo here. I got pissed off that they decided to close down Uniqlo. Probably because this mall rarely has Asians coming in since Uniqlo is Japanese and geared towards Asians. The food court by Men's Warehouse sucks so much! Barely has any variety. Parking is pretty easy to find when you are looking at spots all the way in the back and farthest from the mall. Then when you're close to the mall, the cars be fighting for spots. Sucks. Overall, this mall is very quiet and clean! Well maintained!

Not too many decent malls left, but this is one of them at least mid Haven Mall been here for a…read morewhile still has plenty of stores. You could come take pictures with the Easter bunny right now with your kids grateful for the family.

Out of approximately fifteen restaurants. only one is back open after the pandemic. The food court…read morehas oodles of tables and chairs without the people to sit on them. A poke/sushi restaurant was serving lunch from 11am to 2 pm . Ajalo, a salad bar/grain bowl spot will reopen next Tuesday. Over ten or so stalls are empty as f... Hopefully, next month more will reopen. The food court was very successful previously, often packed like sardines!

We come here to walk and stretch our legs before we head to the New London Ferry…read more 75 percent of the stores are gone. 2 Food places are open in the food court.

Well there were a lot more stores still open than I thought there would be. Heard that the end of…read morethe month was the last for any store to be open. Maintenance is lacking as the main automatic doors are closed and the escalators weren't working. But the area was still clean and neat. Saw small security guard so it was good to see there was still safety personnel there.

Where to lunch?? Don't have to think twice, I love this place... purely for the fact that there are…read moreendless options. I never understood the paradox of choice, to me more the better and the reasonable prices make it even more an excellent choice for a workday lunch. It can be tricky to locate it though, it's on the 2nd floor of "City Place"... it's very much a food court like vibe. Open and spacious. Ive tried spinach wraps, flat bread pizza, salads...all delicious. This had become my go to spot off late.

I have been coming here since 20 years ago (crazy how time flies!) whenever I'm at Smith Haven Mall…read moreand it hasn't changed other than the name (used to be Sarku I think?) and prices going up haha. I recently stopped by on a weekday because I was craving it and was in the area. They take cash or credit. Service was quick and I usually order the chicken teriyaki with white rice and vegetables except this time I wanted mushrooms added (additional cost $0.79). The teriyaki shrimp is also delicious by the way and the vegetables are just steamed but still very tasteful. By the way, ALWAYS ask for extra sauce at the end...it's that delicious! There is plenty of free parking since it's the mall; just make sure you park by the food court entrance. That way you're not walking through the entire mall just to get food. There are also clean bathrooms right next to the food court if needed. Plenty of seating right in front though I'm sure it can get packed during peak hours. In conclusion, if you're ever in need of your mall teriyaki fix, Little Tokyo is your spot!

They charge $15 for a little bit of meat and a whole lot of cabbage and vegetables ridiculous…read moreoverpriced, and a scam. Don't go back.

Crystal Mall is an enclosed, two-level regional mall in Waterford, Connecticut. It is situated in a…read morecentral retail area off the Hartford Turnpike (Route 85), across from a smaller, open-air shopping center, Waterford Commons. The mall covers an area of 782,786 sq ft, making it Connecticut's ninth largest mall by area. Its primary trade area includes a trade population of 296,161 people, mostly serving the nearby towns of Waterford, Stonington, Norwich, Groton and New London. Many of the former stores like Macy's and Sears have closed in the past few years, on September 5, 2022, it was announced that Bed Bath & Beyond would be closing as part of a plan to close 150 stores nationwide which will leave Christmas Tree Shops and JCPenney as the only anchors left.

Still a nice mall, but a lot of shops have closed and left. JC Penney is the only large box store…read more Several other stores are atrewn about the mall on big levela. Definitely not closed yet, still operating.

I haven't been to this mall in quite some time…read more As we all know, malls are fading out on Long Island. Our "mallrat" days of the 90's and early 2000's are a thing of the past. This mall however still has most of their stores open and crowded and there's a decent amount of foot traffic. There's also a good amount of food options around. Mall was also clean. Hopefully it stays open, and employees who work at the mall remain employed.

I'm new to Long Island, and this is the closest mall to my new place. I stopped in to pick up an…read moreonline order from Bath & Body Works. The parking lot is full of potholes, and the overall experience started off poorly due to an aggressive driver. The mall looks old, run-down, and in need of repairs, with very few stores that interested me. The food court was just okay (see my other reviews). I'd likely only return to try the outward-facing restaurants. Overall, this mall was disappointing.